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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-21, Page 31LUCAN FIREMEN BREAKFAST- Shown serving up eggs and sausages at Sunday's Lucan Firemen's fast are Todd Vance, Al GilIan, Doug Johnston. Bob Butler and. Evan Butchart. Supper begins Thames By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD •- On Monday evening 36 United Churc.h Women commenced their fall season by cat-. ing out at the Three AAA Restau- rant at Exeter. Aftcr supper Sharon Passmorc welcomed everyone and read a poem "God Has A Plan". Alma Ethcrington introduced Thea Wisch of near Chisclhurst who has been in this country seven and a half years- from Germany. Thea grows her own flowers and dries them. She demonstrated on how to make wreaths, ornaments- etc. which was real interesting. Laurel Miner thanked her and presented her with a gift. Lori and Michael Coolman both played their accordions and they also played together which was well done and much enjoyed. Hel- en Webber thanked them and pre- sented them with a gift. Sharon Passmore gave a reading "Harvest Time". Laurel Miner gave a reading "A Profile Of A Prairie Chaplain". The offering was received with Helen giving the Offertory prayer: A humorous reading was given by• Helen Webber. The president, June Stewart, welcomed everyone -and gave a poem- "Must Monday Be Blue?" The roll call was answered by • telling who your first teacher was and•whcrc you went to school. Correspondence was read, treasur- ers report was given, manse report and managers reports were received. The Regional meAting is to -he held on Monday/October 24 at 6:30 p.m. _ in • Hensen United Church. Hospital Tag Day is Oc= tobcr 6 and 7. The visiting committee for Sep- tember, October, November and December is Group U, Doris El- ford, Group C, Jean Duncan and Group W is Audrey Passmorc. June Stewart closed the meeting with the U.C.W. Benediction. Church Service - Rev. Sheila Macgregor was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday morning. Rev. Sheila gave the children's message "Run- ning On the Spot". In last week's new Jodi Hodgert's name was omitted front Joan Mor- gan's and Janis Richardson's Sunday School Junior Class and Amanda Hodgcrt's name was omitted from Ann Kcrnick's and Judith Parker's Primary Class, sorry -girls! The choir sang 'Conic Children Join To Sing" accompanied by the: pianist Miss Agnes Bray. Danny Rohde read the Scripture Lesson James 3:13-18 and .lark 9:30 3T. - Rev. Sheila gave the ser- mon text James 3:17,18 -and the sermon "Sweet Reasonableness". Bible Study begins Tuesday Octo= bcr 25 at 8 p.m. - Surprise Anniversary Party On Tucsda evening Bill and I break - Road UCW were invited to go to Usborne Cen- tral School where we were pleasant: ly surprised for a party for our 40th wedding anniversary. We •Joined in playing euchre. Prizes were won by Ladies High Jean Hodgert, Ladies Low Sharon Passmorc, Men's High, Dennis Rowe, Men's Low Danny Rohde, Lone Hands Jean Maver. We were called to the front and Helen Hodgert read a well worded address reminiscing of the past. On . behalf of those .present Elizabeth Lamport presented me with four an- niversary glasses and Wilfred Hun- kin presented Bill with -a beautiful gold trilight table lamp. We both replied and thanked those who - planned -and got up the'evening,- also for the lovely gilts. A delicious smorgasbord lunch was then partaken of which brought an enjoyable -evening to a close. There were 36 in attendance of for- mer neighbours, neighbours and family. Thanks again everyone. • - Personals.. - Nine ladies Irons this conimunity. were guests of thee-Kirkton United. Church Women on Wednesday eve- ning at Kirkton. l'nitcd Church for their regular meeting. Rev. Wilena Brown of Millbank - Hampstead charge was the -. guest speaker.- She gave us a lot to think about. Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johns were re- cent visitors with Mr: and Mrs. -Bill Rohde. TOAST FOR BREAKFAST - Handling some of the chef's chores at Sunday's Lucan Firemen's breakfast are Don Campbell, Pete Van Gee!, Paul Blay and Todd Hayter. Lucan Institute LUCAN - Lucan Women's insti- tute met in the Optimist Room with President Bernice Lockyer pre- siding over the ':Ode" and Mary Stewart Collect followed by the prayer of St. Francis. - We are invited to Ailsa Craig W.I. 50th anniversary, Lobo W.I. information night and Granton•W.I. History bay at St.. Thomas Angli- can Church with demonstrations and displays. We had a'Touch and Takc" sale to raise money. Money was donated to Lucan Horticultural Society and to Erlani Lee museum in memory of -a long time member Winnifred Joliffe. instructions were given for knitted dolts for London Children's Hospital. Flora Robertson received a gift for her list of 22 Canadian flags fly- ing in the village. Elnora Raycraft had 20 on her list. We discussed re- cycling of glass and newspapers, not using plastic foam cups, -using paper grocery bags instead of plas- tic, etc. Education and Culture Convener, Margery Crozier introduced her speaker Harley's Upholstery an up- holsterer who has been in business here for a year. A tasty lunch was served by iva Hord, Lillian Rad- cliffe and Elnora Rayeraft. Members moved to the uphol- stery shop where Harley demon- strated his craft. Visitors are welcome at Lucan W.I. meetings which are held the second Wednesday of the month at 2 p.m. in the Optimist Room under the Library. . HOT COFFEE - Bev Anderson is getting the coffee pot ready for Sun- day's breakfast sponsored by the Lucan volunteer fire department. Pro- ceeds are used for community betterment. Lucan Revival Centre LUCAN - Sunday morning Pieter Schinkleshoek opened the service leading in hymn singing. Tim Krit- zer led the chorus singing. During the offering Kevin Dance played an organ solo. Mr. Schinkleshoek spoke from Ephesians 6:10-20, concerning spiritual warfare. When Satan, an • archangel in heaven, rebelled against God, he was thrown out of heaven, but 1/3 of the angels went with him. These are the demonic powers fighting us today. Pieter Schinkleshoek led the wor- ship service Sunday evening: Rev. Roger Mason ministered from Luke 19:1-10, illustrating Jesus seeking, finding and bringing salvation to a lost man. it states in verse 10 that Jesus came to seek and save the lost. Christians should seek to bring people to Jesus. . Obeying the r-ord's command, Tom Merrigan, Mrs. Rose Mcrri- gan, Mrs. Martha Edwards, and John Holland were baptized in wa- ter by Rev. Mason, and Mr. Schinkleshoek, Times -Advocate, September 21, 1988 Page 11 ClandeboyeWIopens season CLANDEBOYE - The fall season members attending on Thursday hear Nlary Henderson and Glenna of the Clandeboye Women's Insti- evening at Ailsa Craig.Ladell speak on their • trip to the tute opened on Wednesday evening Hazel Cunningham and Elsie Le- F.W.I.C. conference at St. John's at the home of Mrs. Gerald Lynn. wis were guests of die Western Fair Newfoundland in June. The roll call was "Bring a Friend" Association, at the "Ladies Lunch- - Personals and "Introduce Her", thus, there was eon".on Monday. An invitation has Mr. and Mrs: A.J. Henderson of eighteen present. The program was been extended to Ctandeboye W.I. Penticton, B.C. were in the area on "Agriculture" with Marion Hodg- to attend a meeting at Coldstream Tuesday, tracing their roots, the son, as convener. She started with a Hall on September 27 at 8 p.m., to Collins family, who lived on a card game that was won by Edie ' farm north of the village, now Worthington .and Hazel Cunning- .. He nsal I church t U rCl h 1 owned by the Hodgins. ham. Uy SUSAN HARTMAN They were in the Home Hardware A skit, "An Average Day on the HENSALL - The Presbyterian store in Lucan, looking for souve- Farm", script written by .the con- Church of Carmel Church in Hen- nirs of Clandeboye and in a round- vener, was very humorous with in- sail met on Monday, September 12 about conversation were steered to formation about farming today as at 8 p.m. President Margaret Hog- the door of local. historian, Jean compared to yesterday, was well garth opened with a poem ''Au- Hodgins, who was able to supply presented- by Ruth Hill, Betty turn" and. welcomed nine members them with information anis several Coughlin, Elsie Lewis, Marion and two guests from Avonion, Bev Hodgson and Hazel Cunningham,. Nicol, who is the Glad Tidings sec- - pictures d photo Copied. Atheir r visit to the old much of it being ad-lib, which add- : retary from Stratford Huron Presby - ed to the fun of it all. terial and her travelling companion Readings included "The -Women's lIa MacMillan. Mrs. Nicol spoke were buried, made awhere theirtt mostrre gr-parents Institute" as seen through the eyes on the Glad Tidings magazine. day for the B.C. visitors. of a man, "A Farmers Wife", Marilyn Campbell conducted a "Threshing Time", "A Farmer's very inspiring worship on "Finding Hands" and "A Farmer's Last Will", Time". Reports were given from A contest on "Vegetable Know treasurer - Marilyn Campbell and How" was won by Louise O'Neil. cards and treats secretary - Cathy During the business an invitation Bcll.. - - was read to attend History Day at During business discussion a mo - Granton on September 29. 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